@Snapz to No Stupid Questions • 3 months agoIn the US, is this actually the moment past the point of no return?message-square239arrow-up1297arrow-down137
arrow-up1260arrow-down1message-squareIn the US, is this actually the moment past the point of no return?@Snapz to No Stupid Questions • 3 months agomessage-square239
minus-squaretatelinkfedilink4•3 months agoThe saying is really about asking god to remove obstacles from your path and facilitate faster travel. A little like “goodbye” is a very shortened “may god be with you.”
minus-square@bassomitronlinkEnglish4•3 months agoTIL the etymology of goodbye is a contraction of “god be with you.”
minus-square@NineMileTowercakelink5•3 months agoWhich is why I always just say, “Later, butt sniffers.”
How fast is God speed?
Infinite, I guess?
The saying is really about asking god to remove obstacles from your path and facilitate faster travel. A little like “goodbye” is a very shortened “may god be with you.”
TIL the etymology of goodbye is a contraction of “god be with you.”
Which is why I always just say, “Later, butt sniffers.”
Kinda makes “bye bye” seem a little weird, eh?
Be with you, be with you.
More than 55 mph, that’s for sure.